All commercial armored vehicle, transparent armor and JLTV engineering work will continue in West Chester.

“The decision to transition the military production work from our West Chester site to Sealy streamlines our organization, reduces cost and improves our competitive position,” said Frank Pope, President of BAE Systems, Inc.’s Land & Armaments Sector.

Approximately 160 employees that currently support military production will be affected by the change at the West Chester facility. It is anticipated that most of the affected employees will be released from the company between November and the end of the first quarter of 2013.

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